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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
9
A claimant asserts rheumatism sufferers can be cured by Dr. Vieten's Magical Medicine and a “great blood purifying” remedy. The advertisement touts elimination of poisons and increased vitality, claiming cures without alcohol or narcotics, and features testimonials of crippled patients who recovered after taking multiple vials and pills.
A new Oxford baseball team known as the Oxford Field Club was organized Saturday evening with players Beni Potts as catcher Wm Switzer Edn Matenberger and others in infield and outfield. Local notes include town visitors Mrs Katle Lacy Mr Yulauf taking cigars job Mrs Lewis Bergenbach improving Margaret Shafer painters Hinzerik Co Washington Fichtel agency for Rockaway Steam Laundry Walter Docker horses injury and a bar mill operation Janson Bros repairing the bar mill John Sober buying horses Pallip Potts illness Nollie Martin clerking St Regen church July 1 festival George Wests orchestra Jacob Raub death Hich School vs Oxford 13 12 game Ladies Aid Society festival June Strawberries ice cream and refreshments. The ball game between three employees ended 21 to 16 for slope No 9 with lively grandstand plays.
Port Murray reports the burial of the child of 611 and Mrs Frank Petty of Newark on Saturday. The P O of A lists a calendar of events with eighteen propositions for membership. Wm Frome and family of Pen Argyl spent weekend in town visiting Mrs Dr Frank. Arthur Beatty of Penwell reportedly lost a valuable cow on Sunday and John Gibbs lost a team horse last week. other minor notes recorded.
A garbled historical excerpt references a trial and surrogate, mentioning various names and places with incomplete context. The readable segments suggest legal proceedings, charges, and dates but lack cohesive narrative or clear outcomes. Nearby proper nouns imply regional institutions and individuals involved.
In the matter of Rialesta Bir Gotlieb Ener deceased creditors are urged to present claims by December eighth in the County of Warren. The county sheriff is to publish the notice and oversee its execution. David Bartron is named executor with a bond of 86,90 and duties include final settlement and administration of the estate.
Afr and Mrs John Q Ketcham attended Buffalo Bill show in Washington and visited Easton area. A Hope church observance cancelled on Confederate's Day. preaching planned for the first Sunday in August at Janes Chapel. A windstorm toppled an ash tree on Boyd farm near town Friday morning. Free Union festival drew local youths. Mr and Mrs Samuel P Wildrick hosted visitors from Oxford and Vienna. Henry Chaman returned from Easton by bike after a few days with relatives. Frank Sutton celebrated 18th birthday with guests, then a surprise party at his home. Numerous names, refreshments, and a long informal social at the mansion.
Word has been received that Frank Wy Poyer of ile pave, now subplot on a farm at Eventzer, married Mika Farriell, daughter of Mr. wuddles, at a Saturday ceremony. Our public school closed for the summer with teachers and pupils bidding farewell. The paper notes various local visits, social calls, and community events, including church invitations and festival plans, with several residents mentioned.
A ragged column recalls Blair Hall attendance, Children Day exercises, and local happenings in Warren County. It notes health improvements, a family visit, a pastorage wedding in Blairstown, and plans for a July Fourth celebration in Marksboro. Mentions Mrs. Nuthin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barr, and George Pierson Jr. of Blairstown.
A dated health notice targets working women with warnings about menstrual pain, fatigue, and digestive issues. It features Lydia B and promotes a purporting vegetable remedy column, urging readers to seek medical help and follow advice to recover. The piece frames female illness as a public concern and urges action.
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